We're certainly not at the 'hope we lose' stage

which I recall from the death throes of the Worthington reign.

So a win will be well-received and supporters will then be hoping to see an uplift in confidence that feeds in to the next run of games.

But I don't think anyone will think that ll matters are resolved and most people who are vehemently anti-Farke will probably just go respectfully quiet until then next inevitable defeat.

Mainly because people do stilll genuinely like him.

Posted By: norwaay, Nov 3, 11:46:40